Senate Speech – 22 November, 2021
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If the Australia-China relationship for the past two years was a David-Goliath diplomatic war, a winner is slowly emerging. As in the Biblical fable, it’s not the giant. China’s international image has been tainted enough by its lies and obfuscations over the origins of the Wuhan virus pandemic.
Let’s indulge in a thought experiment. Suppose you or I decided, for whatever reason, that we didn’t like a local business. So, we start standing out front, shouting to passers-by that the owner is a bastard and not to shop there. Perhaps we try and stop drivers from
“Who watches the watchers?” It’s an old question, but one that has sharpened to renewed clarity in these dangerous times. We live in what Orwell might have called “a time of universal deceit” — and the biggest, most dangerous liars are those who champion themselves as the guardians of truth.
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Doxxing is the publishing of a person’s private information without their consent. It’s generally regarded as a pretty nasty thing to do — depending, of course, on who it’s done to. What is met, in one instance, with smug, tacit approval by the media — if it isn’t
Whatever else you might say about Pauline Hanson, she’s a fighter — and she’s got a better ear for what the Australian people think than the elites who’ve despised and demonised her for over 20 years. When Hanson wore a burqa into the Senate chamber, the political and
Remember when they said there was no Slippery Slope? How’s that going, as we careen down the abyss to the abolition of women, and open paedophilia, at 100mph? I’m talking, of course, about the campaign for gay marriage that swamped Australia in 2017. What had been a ludicrous
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Wherever there’s a pile of government money, there’s a blowfly-like swarm of rent-seekers, grifters and cronies. Right now, there’s a massive pile of government money lying out in the sun, stinking to high heaven and buzzing with greedy scavengers. That pile of money is “green investment”. And
Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison’s pandemic strategy is fast unravelling. Despite forming a “national cabinet”, Morrison has opted to keep as low a profile as possible, while allowing state premiers to run amok with lockdowns and border closures. When High Court action was launched against border closures, Morrison ducked
While Marx paid a backhanded compliment to religions, Marxist regimes are implacably hostile to religion. Sure, some may exploit the likes of the idiotic “liberation theologists” while it suits, but Marxism-in-power always, sooner or later, treats religions as brutally as it does the rest of its once-useful idiots. Because the
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Covering the Hobart leg of the Worldwide Day for Freedom protests, the danger awaiting the major parties at the next election was clear and present. Anger, resentment and distrust of the country’s politicians was palpable: Labor, Liberal, even the Greens, drew loud jeers and boos when their names were
News Corp’s latest “Pulse of the Nation” survey merely confirms what dozens of other polls, nationally and internationally, confirm: the media and political elites are completely out of touch with voters on nearly every issue. Climate change, renewable energy, gender — nearly every issue that endlessly fascinates the chattering classes